Sededin Dedovic

The Commonwealth, the successor to the British Empire, lost its importance. For the 56 member states, it is primarily a diplomatic network. Young Africans see little benefit from membership and demand reforms

Dozens of deaths in the U.S. have exposed the risk of sedating people in police custody, according to an AP investigation conducted in cooperation with Frontline PBS and the Howard Center for Investigative Journalism.

Taiwan reported renewed Chinese military activity near the island on Saturday after 12 aircraft flew over the sensitive center line of the Taiwan Strait, a day after US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken wrapped up a visit to China

"Europe could die," Macron warned hundreds of listeners in the amphitheater of the Sorbonne in Paris, one of the oldest universities in Europe

The Wagner paramilitary group became part of the world public after the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the active participation of Wagnerians in it

Only 36 percent of Poles support the deployment of American nuclear weapons in the country

A war rages between the US government, led by a Donald Trump-style talking head president, and the rebel western powers, consisting of California and Texas

Despite sanctions against the Iran's oil industry, record amounts of Iranian oil are being shipped to China

His decision comes days after the Spanish leader suddenly announced he was considering resigning after a Madrid court said it had opened an investigation into Sanchez's wife, Begonja Gomes

Created, produced and written by Guy Ritchie, The Gentlemen follows young officer Eddie Horniman (Theo James) who unexpectedly inherits his father's 500-year-old country estate instead of his older brother